AAM, UAW Move Closer; GM Involvement Seen as Pivotal

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AAM, UAW Move Closer; GM Involvement Seen as Pivotal

By James M. Amend
WardsAuto.com, May 9, 2008 1:11 PM

GM assembly plants in Michigan and Kansas remain on strike after the auto maker fails to reach local labor agreements.

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